Boston Cafe Bikers go weekly to cafes and other destinations, with many starting or ending in Cambridge and Somerville.
Boston Cafe Bikers fulfill the promise of their name weekly and are expanding their destinations
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There will be an impact from the lack of parking at 1740 Mass. Ave.
The developer offers no resident parking, and more cars seeking street parking affects neighbors and local business.
There’s worry that the more-liked plan for Somerville’s 90 Washington St. land will be impossible to build
The rules to develop land at 90 Washington St. say two plans must go forward – and since there are only two plans to choose from, both were advanced.
Direct election of mayors and rethinking senior parking permit fees get bumped by a week in Cambridge
Two legislative replays of sorts got delays Monday in Cambridge and will reappear on next week’s City Council agenda: reviewing ways voters might elect a mayor directly, rather than having...
Cambridge meetings, May 11-18: Putting mayoral elections in voters’ hands and senior parking permits
Take part in meetings on direct election of mayors, a project near Porter Square to add 71 homes and setting the city’s next annual budget.
Electric and cargo bike pioneer Bicycle Belle closes Aug. 1, leaving others to peddle pedals
Founder and owner, Carice Reddien Pingenot, announced the closing on Tuesday, saying she needed a break and time to focus on her family.
Healthpeak gets first approvals for 42 acres, but hears calls to speed up building a bridge to Alewife
With 42 acres of a new neighborhood expected to be developed over what may be decades, Planning Board were keen to hear about a bridge over train tracks.
Cambridge meetings, May 4-11: Budget season hearings begin and officials talk AI in schools
Take part in meetings on an Ellery Street multifamily plan, artificial intelligence in school, redesigned bus routes and Cambridge‘s next annual budget.
A developer’s ‘monolith’ and giant parking garage concept took an advisory group by surprise
“Admittedly, it’s probably too much parking,” a development company representative said. Another company proposed a large grass field instead.
Cambridge’s Garden Street will stay one-way for car traffic
Several blocks of Garden Street will stay one-way for car traffic toward Harvard Square, city councillors in Cambridge decided Monday in a 5-4 vote.